the fire a chilling message sprayed on the side of the building. if abortions aren t safe, then you aren t, either. bill: churches brace for a threatened mother s day protest. pro-choice protestors gathered in cities nationwide and outside the homes of supreme court justices saturday night. dagen: in a statement yesterday a white house officials defended the fundamental right to protest but said the president condemns violence and vandalism after criticism like this from senator ted cruz. it was shameful the white house refused to condemn violent protestors threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful and joe biden used to be chairman of the judiciary committee. joe biden knows it is disgraceful and literally threatening the lives of these justices by the mob they are unleashing. mark thiessen. the white house doubled down on peaceful protests and warning protestors not to intimidate. things did get ugly over the weekend. take a look in madison
america reaching dangerous extremes. protests outside the homes of supreme court justices after the draft opinion was leaked last week. america reports. dozens of protestors outside the homes of justice bret kavanaugh and chief justice john roberts on saturday. another protest planned outside the home of justice samuel alito for tonight. senators john cornyn and chris coons are moving to pass a bill to increase security for the justices and their families. it could be passed as early as today if there are no objections in the senate. president biden is condemning an attack on the offices of a pro life group in wisconsin that was set on fire over the weekend. alexandria at the white house. what more do we know about the bill? security for 24/7 proengs for justices and their families, and expand arresting authority that supreme court police have. but fox news has been told by several sources some of the details are being hammered out there, some debate back and fort
infant formula on online adverts. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s marc edwards. there s been a double blow for england, with less than three weeks to go until the rugby world cup kicks off. owen farrell and now billy vunipola will be unavailable for their opening game of the tournament with argentina, after bans for both players were confirmed. farrell has been handed a four match ban after world rugby successfully appealed against the decision to overturn his red card against wales. that means he ll miss the opening two games of the world cup in france next month. vunipola meanwhile has been banned for three games, after england s only specialist number eight was sent off against ireland last week. however, it could be reduced to two matches if he completes the world rugby coaching programme on tackling. let s hear now from our reporter sara orchard on how these bans might impact england s chances at the tournament. ultimately, it has be
we re not going to say anything. we have people in our community. i just want your reaction that you will respond to the decision. right. we re going to be we re going to be very respectful to the family. reporter: i understand the understand to speak to the parents. just sow know we will do that, whenever this is done, if the families are greening, we will do that. just so eb knows, we have been in contact with dps every day. every day. i m on the phone with him every day. what is your reaction? have a good day. reporter: what is your reaction, sir? as you saw, few answers, as pain in this community gross, more victims are buried, more agonizing details about this investigation are emerging. we will break them all down for you. shimone peres was speaking with the police chief. what more can you tell us about that interaction? right. so we have been looking for him really all week, certainly since friday when state investigators came out and said that he
hero teacher irma garcia and her husband who died of a heart attack just two days later. nit froasti seral m will face tomorrow. and florida now facing the firs hurricane season. rob marciano timing this all out. the abc news exclusive tonight. robin roberts in kyiv, one-on-one with the first lady of ukraine. the presidential compound, her reaction to news from president biden that a rocket system is now on the way to ukraine. and what she now wants the world to know about the people of her country. robin in ukraine tonight. gas prices back here at home. several states now with prices more than $5 a gallon. so, what to expect in these summer weeks ahead and then beyond. and tonight, the major headline on inflation. treasury secretary janet yellen saying she was wrong on inflation and that she didn t fully understand the risks. president biden s own words making news just as we come on tonight over the baby formula crisis. after asking ceos from formula companies if they